Select the correct answer.
when does information become a liability for an organization?
a.
when it is not managed properly
b.
when there are fewer people to collect information
c.
when information is not stored in paper documents
d.
when information is not stored in electronic documents

According to my view, information become a liable only when it is not managed properly (Option A). The organization runs successfully based on several attributes, one important in those is the information.

If the information received is not channeled, then few important information which are really useful to upgrade the status may be lost, few other information might me misused and which may lead to the downfall of the organization. So the organization is liable for the flow of information and it needs to be governed.

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